Welcome to the BACME Events Page. BACME hosts a variety of different webinar events for members including peer supervision sessions, networking events and educational webinars. We host conferences every 18 months which are open to BACME members and non-members.
We need your input! BACME are reviewing the Therapy Guide and want to involve you as BACME members in doing this so that it is useful for you in practice. We are inviting you to attend a webinar on May 18th from 6pm until 7.30pm during which we will be having discussions and asking for […]
A Conversation About.... Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) and Patient Reported Experience Measures (PREMs) Which PROMs and PREMs do you use? Are you reviewing your measures, or have you already undertaken a review? Which measures do you find to be helpful, and which ones are problematic? Are you concerned about the patient burden involved in […]
If you are a clinician working in the field of ME/CFS and a current member of BACME then you are invited to attend our next peer supervision webinar event on Monday July 10th Please click on this link to read about how the session will be structured: Solution Focused Meeting Format BACME Webinar A BACME […]
If you are a clinician working in the field of ME/CFS and a current member of BACME then you are invited to attend our next peer supervision webinar event. These are small group interactive sessions with a structured format where one member will present a clinical case and the other attendees will be invited to […]
BACME Journal Club 31st October 2023 6pm - 7.30pm You are invited to attend our virtual Journal Club. We plan to present a practical and enjoyable critique of a research paper, accessible and relevant to all clinicians, however research focused you may be, or not. No experience necessary. We hope by sharing the experience […]
If you are a clinician working in the field of ME/CFS and a current member of BACME then you are invited to attend our next peer supervision webinar event. These are small group interactive sessions with a structured format where one member will present a clinical case and the other attendees will be invited to […]
Monday 15th January 2024, 6-7PM If you are a clinician working in the field of ME/CFS and a current member of BACME then you are invited to attend our next peer supervision webinar event. These are small group interactive sessions with a structured format where one member will present a clinical case and the other […]
BACME 2024 Online AGM Monday 5th February, 6pm-7.30pm via Zoom Members are invited to attend BACME's 2024 AGM, which will be taking place online on Monday 5th February at 6pm-7.30pm via Zoom. This is an opportunity to hear about BACME's achievements over the past year and our aspirations for the year ahead. Guest Speaker: We […]
Monday 19th February 6pm-7.30pm BACME is inviting our members to join us online on Monday February 19th at 6pm for a networking webinar which will offer attendees an opportunity to network with others and discuss the use of the term ‘recovery’ in ME/CFS. We will explore what the word 'recovery' means and discuss how […]
If you are a clinician working in the field of ME/CFS and a current member of BACME then you are invited to attend next week's peer supervision webinar event. These are small group interactive sessions with a structured format where one member will present a clinical case and the other attendees will be invited to […]
We need your service updates and to hear your voice. Is your service under pressure? Are waiting lists growing? Has funding been cut? Are you being asked to deliver more for less? Or are you being asked to deliver less for your patients to reduce waiting lists and stay within budget? We would like to […]
We are delighted to announce the BACME virtual clinical professional conference "Delivering NICEly ME/CFS" which will be delivered on Thursday 16th May 2024 via Zoom. The conference will run from 9:00 am through to 5:00 pm. Please save the date, book your study leave and share this information with clinical colleagues who would benefit from the […]
